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Sergey Dyachenko on ResearchGate
Sergey Dyachenko on Google Scholar
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My interest lies in fluid dynamics, specifically in the singularity formation in flows with
free surface. Dynamics of the ocean surface in the high steepness regime often demonstrates
breaking waves, and whitecapping at the crests of the steep waves. These spectacular events
are associated with singularity formation, and its evolution in the Euler (or Navier-Stokes)
equations with the free boundary.
In small steepness regime the envelope of a train of periodic travelling waves on the ocean surface
is described by the nonlinear Schroedinger equation (NLSE), which is a spectacularly rich and interesting
equation. The NLSE and other integrable systems are in the list of my most favoured models to work with.
My toolbox consists of computational mathematics and methods of applied mathematics. I enjoy coding in C,
Python, Matlab and Julia.
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Water waves (Link to Stokes wave website)
Nonlinear waves in optical media
Keller-Segel model
Bose-Einstein condensaion
Numerical simulations
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Advanced Numerical Analysis I (MTH637)
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Survey Partial Differential Equations (MTH418/518)
Intro to Numerical Analysis I (MTH537)
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Survey Partial Differential Equations (MTH418/518)
Intro to Numerical Analysis II (MTH538)
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Partial Differential Equations
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Partial Differential Equations
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Numerical Analysis I
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Partial Differential Equations and Waves
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Vector Calculus and Complex Variables
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Intro to PDE
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Intro to PDE
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Applied Linear Algebra
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Differential Equations
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Intro to PDE
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Intro to Differential Equations Plus
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Linear Algebra (U of A)
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University of New Mexico
Graduation: 18 August 2014
Academic Advisors: Prof. Pavel M. Lushnikov and Prof. Alexander O. Korotkevich
Topic: Strongly nonlinear phenomena and singularities in optical, hydrodynamic and biological systems
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University of New Mexico,
Albuquerque, USA,
MA: December 2010
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology,
Dolgoprudny, Moscow region,
BS: June 2007
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Math Bldg 312
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sergeydy@buffalo.edu
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Sergey A. Dyachenko
Department of Mathematics,
312 Math Bldg, Buffalo, NY
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